Comp March 18th
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Comp March 18th
Are there confirmed numbers for Little Kilary?
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Re: Comp March 18th
kstaff wrote:Are there confirmed numbers for Little Kilary?
Why do you ask. I know that there is no way that you will be aloud out to play. :D :D
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Hi Coaster,
I'm not going to Boston and was going to drive you up there! You'd benefit in 2 ways, a lift and a lesson!!!!
However you blew the chance of a lift!!!
Lesson to follow!!!
I'm not going to Boston and was going to drive you up there! You'd benefit in 2 ways, a lift and a lesson!!!!
However you blew the chance of a lift!!!
Lesson to follow!!!
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easterly
Easterly is a death knell for this mark.
1. Suggest we look at alternatives that might be less weather affected.
2. Equally sean has pointed out that it can accommodate at most 8 people so if we get a big turnout, there would be pressure on the space available.
Any suggestions on either count?
1. Suggest we look at alternatives that might be less weather affected.
2. Equally sean has pointed out that it can accommodate at most 8 people so if we get a big turnout, there would be pressure on the space available.
Any suggestions on either count?
Kieran Hanrahan
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2015 targets - a triggerfish, a specimen bass, a three bearded rockling to complete the set and something big and toothy from certain north Mayo deep water marks
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When myself and Mark fished it a couple of weeks ago there was a fairly stiff north easterly blowing and it did still produce dabs dogs and ray. The thing is it had been very calm in the week leading up to that, this week looks like having easterlies all week leading up to the comp.
Depending on the numbers that turn up Id be happy enough to persevere with Little Kilary seeing as how it was the scheduled venue but if others reckon we should try somewhere different thats fine by me too.
Depending on the numbers that turn up Id be happy enough to persevere with Little Kilary seeing as how it was the scheduled venue but if others reckon we should try somewhere different thats fine by me too.
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What sort of rig set up should we be using to tackle the thornies lads? My initial thoughts are a 3/0 pennell on a running ledger/pulley or similar baited with a nice big sandeel or strip of bloody mack/herring, am I in the right areas here lads or way off?! Never tackled thornies from the shore so not too sure. I did find on the boat however that the dirtiest bloodiest messiest baits were the ones that caught fish.
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My initial thoughts are a 3/0 pennell on a running ledger/pulley or similar baited with a nice big sandeel or strip of bloody mack/herring
Not far off, I'd drop the hook size to let you have a go at the flatties and any whiting still around, and not bother with the pennel. You can take the rays on standard three hook flappers or clipped down rigs just as well...
FWIW
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